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The PIP 16-334/S is a cut-, puncture-, and abrasion-resistant work glove built for trades and industrial applications that demand reliable hand protection without sacrificing dexterity. Constructed from 13-gauge PolyKor fiber with a seamless lining, the glove meets ANSI/ISEA Cut Level A2, Puncture Level 3, and Abrasion Level 4. The palm and fingers are dip-coated with foam-grip nitrile, providing secure handling of tools, fasteners, and components in both dry and lightly oily conditions. A slip-on knit cuff keeps the fit snug and the glove in place during extended use. Rated to EN 388 (4343BX), the 16-334/S is sized for men's small or women's X-small and ships as a paired set.
This glove is suited for HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and general mechanical trades where workers handle sheet metal edges, conduit, copper tubing, fasteners, and other materials with cut or puncture risk. The foam nitrile coating improves grip on smooth or textured surfaces. The salt and pepper PolyKor construction keeps the back of the hand breathable during sustained wear. Typical installation scenarios include panel work, rough-in framing, ductwork fabrication, and service calls where bare-hand contact with sharp edges is a regular hazard.
Designed as a general-purpose cut-resistant work glove for trade and industrial use. Part of the PIP Series 16-334 line. Sized small (men's small, women's X-small). Sold as a paired set.
Inspect gloves before each use for tears, coating separation, or degraded seams that could reduce protection. Replace immediately if the coating is cracked, peeling, or punctured. These gloves are not rated as a blood-borne pathogen barrier and are not static dissipative — verify suitability before use in live electrical or cleanroom environments. Follow your employer's PPE program and applicable OSHA hand protection requirements when selecting gloves for specific hazards.
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